Month: September 2017
Why You Should Treat Yourself to a Smile Makeover in the Heart of London
Are you one of those people who hides at the back of group photos or do you dread meeting new people because you’re self-conscious about your smile? If you’re not 100% happy with your smile, we’re here to help! We have an array of treatments and techniques we can use…
READ ARTICLEAspirin Could Reverse The Effects of Tooth Decay, Claim Belfast Researchers
According to research done at Queen’s University in Belfast aspirin could lead to fewer fillings being required or even reverse the effects of tooth decay, by stimulating stem cells in teeth to boost the regeneration of teeth. Aspirin is a common painkiller drug which has been used for various…
READ ARTICLEIncome for NHS Dentists Drops 35% in a Decade
According to figures released by NHS Digital, the taxable earnings of NHS dentists has dropped by 35% in real terms since 2006. The average income for a dentist who owns a dental practice was £69,200 in 2015/16, a fall of more than £45,000 over the last ten years. These figures…
READ ARTICLEThree Things You Can Do To Prevent Toothache
Toothache can make life miserable. The good news is that most cases are preventable. If you’re keen to keep pain at bay, here are 3 simple steps you can take: Book regular check-ups: toothache is often a sign of decay, and you can reduce your risk of developing cavities by…
READ ARTICLENew figures show half of adults in England haven’t been to the dentist for 2 years
New figures from the NHS show that around half of adults living in England haven’t seen an NHS dentist in the last two years. Statistics from NHS Digital show that 51.4 percent of adults saw an NHS dentist in the 24-month period leading up to June 30th 2017 despite recommendations…
READ ARTICLECould dating apps be fuelling rising rates of oral cancer?
Dentists have issued a warning over the use of dating apps amid concerns over the increased prevalence of HPV, a virus known to increase the risk of several forms of cancer, including oral cancer. The British Dental Association, along with a number of other health bodies, has already backed a…
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